Aug. 30, 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Skarlett Roxx at Rocklahoma 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Skarlett Roxx at Rocklahoma 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Skarlett Roxx at Rocklahoma 2024

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Hey, you have unto censure. I'm see wow, crazy.

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Young row.

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Why Become of America. It's time for the Adventures of

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Here's your host, the Pipe Man.

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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe

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Man before Sey Radio and I'm here.

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With Scarlet Rocks.

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Yes, and you're rocking Rock Oklahoma the pre party. That's

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the best night by the way.

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Oh yeah, absolutely, we're so happy to be here. We're

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so excited. We can't wait to do this with a

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couple just awesome bands tonight.

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Yeah. Absolutely, incleaning yourself.

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Yeah, well, I mean it's it's it's been an absolute

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blast doing what we've been doing, and it's just getting

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bigger and bigger, and we're just so happy to be here.

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Tell the listeners for who have don't even know who

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you are. What is it you've been doing. Tell them

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a little bit about you guys.

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Rocking and rolling man, we've been gigging like crazy.

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Nice.

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I mean, we've been with the Faster Pussycat Boys for

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a while now, you know, playing shows here and there,

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so they're definitely not strangers to us. So it's cool

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to be with them at Oklahoma.

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That must be pretty cool. Even, I said when I

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was driving over here from the airport, I'm like, I'm

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like really excited about tonight because like all the bands

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are good, and everybody else is not going to get

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to see them because most of my media people they're

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not here today. Yeah, so what's your stage show? Like,

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you guys look pretty cool. People can't see you right now,

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but you do look pretty cool. I'm from the original

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eighties sunset strip days, and so you guys bring me

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back to that.

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Well, we appreciate that.

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You know, a lot of us we grew up on,

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you know, watching concert DVDs and stuff as kids of

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you know, old you know shows like Motley Crue and

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Kids Alice Cooper stuff like that. So really our stage

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show is just kind of ingredients of those different bands

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that we love, just throwing into a melting pot, and

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we've just created just an absolute monster of a stage

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show now.

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And I think that's so important, cause like there's bands

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are good and then you go see them live and

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it's like and then there's bands that maybe you don't

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know too much or you don't necessarily listen you go

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see them live and you're like, holy fuck, this is

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my favorite band.

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Now.

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Yeah, the songs are the cake, but we we bring

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the frosting too, so.

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There and I like frosting. I'm a sugarholex so to

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me to frosting, you can eat the cake. But but yeah,

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like my first club show ever was Motley Crue before

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they had an album nineteen eighty.

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Yeah, you saw him right from the beginning.

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Here we go is Mick his dad? Because I was

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gonna say, he's totally got the big bars. Look even

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with the hat.

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I'll take it.

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I'll take it.

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All. Look like Nikki six later, just don't don't.

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So, speaking of Nikki, I used to hang out with

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him and Eddie van Halen at the Troubadour while girls

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would walk by and they would be just like slut, bitch, whore,

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and then one of them would go backstage with them.

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They probably they probably fuck him too.

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So that sounds oddly familiar to Ashton. You wanna you

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wanna you know, elaborate on that.

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Ash like to drink a lot and easy girls.

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Okay, easy girls, Okay, there you go.

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Well that was very easy in the eighties, Like I

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was at that party when Vince left with Razzle. Yeah yeah,

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tell us about that. We're going for some beer, okay, wow,

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And the rest is history.

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The time.

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So like, maybe you're going to sing.

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Oh maybe you are Razzle, Maybe you are Rale Razzle

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coming back. But here here's what was cool. I think

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I was like fifteen when that happened or something like that.

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And when you would hang out with bands like the Crew,

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you just let took their overflow, like you're a fifteen

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year old boy and you can have any girl you

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want because they're all there and they couldn't handle them all.

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So you got that. And then going into the Rainbow.

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So I go now to Rainbow, I'm like, how the

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fuck did I ever get in here at fifteen and

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fourteen years old? Oh that's right. I was walking in

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with the bands that were playing at the Roxy or

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the Whiskey or and that's what it was. You went

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to gigs, you went with the band over to the Rainbow,

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and it didn't matter who it was. Like I used

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to go to Metallica's house to go party after their gigs,

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you know stuff like that. That's the way it is.

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So that's what you guys bring me back to.

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From Stys, Iowa.

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But my first time, oh we may be from shitty

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s Iowa, but my first time at a strip club.

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I was fucking sixteen years old because I walked in

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with a band that I knew was playing.

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There, so fucking I look at movies and played drums

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that night. So it was fucking great. But there's a

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lot of good bands that come out of Iowa. Yeah,

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like there's two of them besides you guys.

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Playing here right, well, I know Slip Now, what's the

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second one? Then? Did Ben died? I did not know that.

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It's Oh, Cory's son and clown Son. Clown Son is

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on drums and Griffin sing.

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So I Steel Panther show, but he wouldn't talk to me.

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Corey loves Steel Panther. You know what I love about

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that is back in the day, like I was a

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thrash metal head that you couldn't like hair metal. You know,

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we had all the gatekeepers like burn all your Motley

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cruise shit. Because you listen to Slayer now and nowadays,

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all those people that were the gatekeepers are all at

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the Steel Panther show. It's so funny to me.

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Yeah, you know, I haven't seen Steel Panther live yet,

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but I think really no, I don't. I don't think

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I have.

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But me and Ashton had plans to go see him

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in December when they're doing their anniversary tour of the

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first album.

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So nice.

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Yeah, I was kind of a late bloomer on Steel

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Panther myself.

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So how did you get to rock Oklahoma? Had that happen?

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Which, yeah, that's good.

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I like that on a bus.

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Yeah, I really don't know the logistics of it.

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I think it was just anyl a sent and we

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got a response and wow, they just kind of said

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you're in and we didn't hear We didn't hear back

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from for a while, so we're like, I wonder if

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you know.

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Is this actually true?

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And then you know, we started getting okay, we need

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this from you, we need this from you, and we're like, okay,

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we're actually going to do this, and it kind of

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it kind of took us off guard for a second.

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So you know, we wound up getting some shows lined

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up on the way down here too, just you know,

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so make a whole trip of it, you know. Yeah,

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so you know, we're when we saw we were doing

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the pre party with the Festprascatt and Tom Keefer. You

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know we could have could have been more happy. Yeah

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the line up tonight, yeah.

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Yeah it can it could be better. And this is

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so typical tonight is typical Rockklahoma because Oklahoma for years

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has always been that old school rock and roll, eighties

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metal type of thing. So you guys fit right in.

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You are a Rockklahoma band.

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Well we're proud to be.

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So what what was that one and in time different

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for all of you that you knew this is what

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you had to do.

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Well when I was a kid, yeah, that was part

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of it, because the guys they needed a guitar player.

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So I came in and things went really well. But

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when it comes to music, doing music in general, there's

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nothing really else on my mind other than doing something

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like this. Why wouldn't you want to travel and play

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rock and roll shows and melt people's faces off?

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Was there experience that you had that made you like, oh,

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I want to do.

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That listening to music growing up?

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Definitely, watching those concert films, doing that, those sorts of things.

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How about Mick.

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So Shocker. I saw Martley Cruz my first show there

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it is I was seven years old.

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Wow, I was up.

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Front on my dad's shoulders and NICKI brought me on stage.

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Nice.

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So first show right out the game's to set the bar.

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But no, Yeah, Martley's my favorite. First time I heard them,

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it was like, I gotta do this right. And then

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I saw what they looked like, and I'm like, oh

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my god, like, I really have to do this. You

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have the stage shows and stuff like Alice and you know,

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Motley and all those guys. That's what we love to

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do and that's what we've all wanted to do always.

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So there you go. Yeah, And so I love that

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story because I think more kids need to have that experience,

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Like that experience when you're a little kid like that

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and to be brought up on stage, you can't possibly

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ever forget that. Ever, that's like the best memory ever,

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I would think for me.

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I'm thinking, well, it's kind of similar to Jackson's.

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I was probably about five years old on my dad's

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shoulders at a Kiss show.

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Nice.

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At first, I you know, I was I was always like, oh,

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I want to I want to play the guitar solos

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and stuff. I don't play the guitar solos, and you know,

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at the time it is Tommy Fair and I was like, Wow,

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that's so cool. And then once I got closer to

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middle school, I I was like, you know, you know

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who gets laid Paul Stanley, right, So you know, ultimately

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I ultimately I became a bigger Paul Stanley fan, and

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I just wanted to play rhythm guitar, dance around and sing.

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There you go.

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That's kind of what inspired me to start doing it all.

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I love it because I was a kiss freak where

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I was a Kid's first album I ever had was

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their original album I wanted at the boardwalk at the

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Jersey Shore.

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Well, my name's Deuce, so I'm named after it.

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There you go, Destiny.

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Mine's a bit different than everyone else is. I grew

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up in like the punk rock scene, nice like twelve

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years old that my mom dropped me off at basement

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shows and shit, and we played this Halloween party. I

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put together my own band for my first show of

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all time, and I ended up leaving with a lady.

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So therefore playing music rules there it is, yeah, exactly.

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And you know when I went to that first Motley

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Cruise show, they weren't hair metal, they weren't glam. They

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were actually horror punk.

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Exactly, because punk rock rules.

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Who's your favorite punk band?

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You gotta give me a little bit of a stipulation,

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like what era.

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Well, it has to be a real punk band because

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I'm old school not punk. Would you classify no effects

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or no? Yes, I'm going to their final show. I

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want you so bad band that Mike is the funniest

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motherfucker on the face of the earth, exactly and talented.

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He's one of the best bass players I've ever fucking seen.

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And he is the epitome of punk rock.

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Yea, he wears a dress on stage and he's like

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forty fifty.

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And don't give a fuck. Yeah, he rules. So speaking

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of that, we were talking before the shut what's and

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so we decide I'm going to do a new question

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I've never done before with you guys. What's your favorite

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curse word?

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Curse word for me fuck.

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Motherfucker?

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I probably say fuck most.

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Watch yourself.

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Okay, fine, cunt. Oh that's a rough one. See, you

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need to play in the UK because that that word's

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acceptable in the UK, So you'll need to go play there.

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Play played like download, he said.

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He says he's from the UK, but he's actually from Oklahoma.

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Are you from Oklahoma. I was conceived here, you're you're

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an ok Yeah, my parents fucked here.

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That's what you're asking.

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At Rockklahoma. No, the story could have been that cool.

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I know that would be cool. Well, if you're wondering, my.

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Dad's wiener entered my entered my mom's vagina.

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But it wasn't at Oklahoma.

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But it wasn't at Rock Oklahoma.

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My parents are cousins.

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That would be West Virginia. Oh, the best part of

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me ran down my mom's leg. Wow, that's hilarious. Oh yeah,

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he's definitely fun. So what's one story, good or bad

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in your whole musical journey that when you're like eighty,

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you're gonna share?

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Okay? So it was lead to It was the first.

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got asked to do. We were in East Moleen, Illinois,

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and we were Tom It was actually it was a

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whole tour.

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It was La Gun's Faster Puss Scat and Tom Keefer.

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They were touring all around us. But there was one

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date where Tom Keefer wasn't on the tour, and you know,

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we reached out and said, hey, you know, do you

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guys need another band, And they were like, And I

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remember standing backstage ready to go on at that show,

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just nervous as all hell because we had like over

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a thousand people at that show, and I was like,

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holy shit, you know this is this is actually happening.

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Yeah, yeah, it's pretty pretty awesome.

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Don't give me Okay, what was the question?

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Story? Good or bad? Good or wild? Crazy, sucky? Whatever

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that when you're eighty you're going to talk about, Well.

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I've since got over this, do you know what I'm

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about to say? Right when we started, I would have

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this thing where I would be up there singing and

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I would get this acid reflex right here in my throat.

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That sucks so much so that we carried a bucket

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with us to every show wow on my side of

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the stage, just to be ready if I spewed.

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So that's a bad one. But I mean there's so

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many good ones. Man, Like every show we do, it's like,

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this is going to be the best show. And looking

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out and at the crowd, the crowd is what gives

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us all the energy.

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That's it.

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If we're we think we suck up there and they're,

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you know, giving us the energy. That's all the matters.

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That's usually what happens too. When you're like an artist,

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you're so critical of yourself that you think you suck,

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and everybody's like cheering, right, you know, Like I remember

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nineteen eighty three to US Festival, David Lee Roth forgot

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the word seeing talking about love and he told the

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crowd of three hundred thousand people after Eddie's look over,

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why aren't you singing? And He's like, I fucking forgot

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the words, and three hundred thousand people roared like it

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was the best thing ever. You were there, I was there.

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There was only one person that heckled him for it.

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And he turned to me. He goes, don't be squirting

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water at me. No, he goes, I'm gonna fuck your

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girlfriend pal totally.

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Now, going off of Jackson's bucket story, you know, me

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and Jackson we split lead vocal duties, and you know

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there would be some moments we'd be mid song and.

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Well, there's no words going on right now.

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I know what he's doing, and I'd jump in and

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singing for him until at least he got back.

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For me, it's kind of how everything got started for

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me in the band. They needed a new guitar player

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and I came in out about a month to prepare.

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We had two shows back to back with Enough's Enough,

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and I had never played a show in front of

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people before Wow, and learned all the songs we heard

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which rehearsals went really well. And comb the two nights

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that we played. You think I was nervous. I didn't

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feel a single thing. I was ready to go. I

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was ready to rock and roll.

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Nice. That's usually how it is, though, Like I'm also

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you know, I'm obviously on the radio, but I'm also

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a professional speaker, and I'm always nervous before the mike

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turns on. And the minute the mic turns on, there's

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like a switch in my head that I'm in the zone.

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Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, same here. It's always got those

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pre show nerves. But once you once that first chord.

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Hits, You're You're good, no doubt.

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But how about that man, first show Enough's Enough, La Guns,

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first show ever he's ever played. Wow, he came out

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just locked and.

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Loaded, and here you are, Rockklahoma. Yeah, you know that's

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why rock Slahoma. And I will tell you before he

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says his okay that the number one response to that

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question is shitting themselves on stage. Oh that's discussed, So

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you thought yours was disgusted. I've had five different bands say.

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That shitting yourself's one.

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I mean, I've heard of pissing yourself on stage, because

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I know there's you know, some people out there that

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like to you know, have the need to go so they.

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Move around more. Yeah, but I've never heard of anyone

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shitting themselves on stage before. That's awful.

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I feel bad for not only the person shitting themselves,

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but also for the poor people who have to watch

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it run down their leg.

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Yeah, yeah, exactly. I'll be real.

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I've never been nervous playing cause it's kind of lame.

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I just don't have nerves.

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I can tell because you're wearing a Firehouse subs firehouse hat.

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It's sweet, so you can't have There's nothing you could

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be embarrassed about if you're wearing that. Exactly.

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But my favorite moment was probably getting pulled up on

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stage by Steve Brown from Trickster to come sing with them.

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Nice I sang the wrong parts, so I tried to

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sing the leads he wanted me sing the background vocals.

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My bad.

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I just trickster, so can't help it.

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Yeah, that's a cool story. So how people reach you

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guys on socials, on the web, get your merch all

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that cool.

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Stuff, all of our all of our handles on all

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our social media platforms is just Scarlet Rocks. If you

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want to check out the CDs and vinyl that we

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have available for our first album, Scarlet's web that's available

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at ww dot scarlet Rocks dot com. Any you know

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people booking shows or promoters out there, if you want

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to get a hold of us, shoot us an email

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at Scarlet Rocks at gmail dot com and you'll get

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a response.

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Nice. And so basically you're gonna kill it here at Rocklahoma. Yeah.

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Is there anything else you want to tell the listeners

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that they should look out for after Rockklahoma?

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Yeah, this is the first time we're ever talking about this.

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Actually, I like it.

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We Yeah, we're currently in the process of finishing up

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our second album right now. Writing wise, we're probably about know,

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seven eighths of the way there, which you know, one

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or two more songs done and then we're gonna be

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getting back in the studio and going crazy and let's

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just say that this next album is going to be

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an absolute monster.

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I love it. So everybody's got to look out for it.

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They have to connect with you guys on socials and

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keep their eyes out for the new album and check

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out your merch store because that's the only way bands

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survive nowadays.

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And absolutely, so absolutely there's no there's no more labels anything.

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Yeah, there's no more labels throwing you a bunch of

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money drugs so you don't know that they're stealing your

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money and everything else. Now you actually have to sell

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a lot of merch. It is. I listen, my hat's

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off to any musician because you guys, nowadays works so hard.

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I think people don't realize how hard it is to

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be a musician. They're like, oh, must be nice, and

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you know there and here you are at Rockklahoma, so

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it must be nice. So I can't wait for your

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set tonight. And thanks for being on your Adventures of

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pink Man.

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Yeah, thank you for having us.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of Pipemin on

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w fur c u I Radio.